Crassula ovata 'ET's Fingers' Jade

'ET's Fingers' (Crassula ovata): A monstrose sport of the much-loved Jade Plant. In warm climates () it can grow outdoors as a small shrub, but it also really shines as a low maintenance indoor plant, because it tolerates low-light conditions. When grown indoors, this plant stays small and its woody branches even lend themselves to bonsai pruning.

The tubular, variable leaves of 'ET's Fingers' have round, suction cup-like tips that turn red in direct sun. Jade plants can bloom in winter with impressive clusters of delicate white flowers.

'ET's Fingers' Jade tolerates extended drought and should be kept in containers with drainage holes and . Water deeply, but only when the soil is completely dry. Once your plant is mature, it can easily be propagated from stem cuttings ().

Crassula can show tiny white or black dots on their leaves. These are healthy, water-transferring pores called "" and not a sign of disease.